SINGLE REVIEW - THE ADELAIDES - SEVEN BILLION

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Today (Friday 26th June) will see The Adelaides made up of Paris Georgia, Abi Phillips and Alicia Alba release their new single, Seven Billion.

Seven Billion starts with an upbeat vocal from Paris, Abi, and Alicia alongside the clapping, I was getting a real party, and upbeat feeling about the song. The first verse sees Abi take lead vocals as she allows her softer vocals their moment to shine with some soft sounding lyrics which are very relevant for this moment in time, and I love this about the girls songwriting. Up next is Paris with her beautiful vocals which blend the song together wonderfully.
The chorus is very upbeat, and funky which is just perfect as it allows the ladies vocals to shine throughout, amazing everyone who is listening - I am TOO EXCITED to hear Seven Billion live after lockdown. The lyrics are catchy. Abi, Paris, and Alicia's harmonies are just breathtaking, and this is something I love so much about these ladies - their development as artists has been incredible to watch from day 1.
The second verse sees Alicia start the verse off with her mind blowing super soft vocal range which I have admit gives so much volume to the song in a way, I wasn't expecting but blended the song together wonderfully. Abi and Paris then take a section of Seven Billion and make it even more festival sounding with her brilliant vocals. The lyrics within this verse are definitely the ones that get you thinking, whilst singing along.
The bridge of Seven Billion is something I wasn't expecting, however their harmonies blew me away, and I can't wait to play this song full blast from today - such a party tune!
Alicia then showcases her meaningful vocal at the end of the bridge is just stunning, and definitely a WOW moment thanks to it's beautiful lyrics.
Seven Billion ending with the chorus which I have to admit is the most beautiful move, and such a beautiful way.

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